Frequently asked questions & answers
This is an annual interest rate that includes all Fees & Charges associated with a vehicle finance, including motorcycle loans. This rate excludes transactional fees such as early payment fees (if applicable), late payment fees (if applicable), or statement request fees.
A comparison rate is an annualised interest rate that includes all of the Fees & Charges associated with the loan. This comparison rate excludes transactional fees such as early payment fees (if applicable), late payment fees (if applicable), or statement request fees. Using the advertised comparison rate is a great way to level the playing field and compare apples to apples. This is what we do all day everyday, so speak with us about what we can help you with today.
A comparison rate is an annualised interest rate that includes all of the Fees & Charges associated with the loan. This comparison rate excludes transactional fees such as early payment fees (if applicable), late payment fees (if applicable), or statement request fees. Using the advertised comparison rate is a great way to level the playing field and compare apples to apples. This is what we do all day everyday, so speak with us about what we can help you with today.
Also known as a reverse mortgage, a home loan equity release is a financial product that allows homeowners to access the equity built up in their property. It provides a way to convert a portion of the home’s value into cash or regular payments while retaining ownership and the right to reside in the property.
A leisure loan is a collective term for several types of recreational asset finance. The most popular leisure assets in Australia are caravans, camper trailers, boats, motorcycles, and jet skis. Fox Finance Group has been helping Aussies finance their outdoor adventures for over 16 years, our Leisure Loan Specialists have the experience and know-how to find you the best finance option for any type of leisure finance.
A low doc car loan is a general term used to describe a range of car finance products that caters for the needs of ABN holders who have limited access to full financial information about their business right now. If could also help business owners that run seasonal businesses that do not receive consistent income, or who may not have the tax records to meet the requirements of a standard car finance application. Either way, rest assured that we have you covered on low doc, lite doc and full doc car loans. If you have more questions, why not have a chat with one of our business lending specialists to find out more on 1300 665 906.
Getting pre-approved for a motorcycle loan means that, once a lender has assessed your credit, you will know the how much you can borrow, how much interest you’ll pay, as well as the loan terms that you qualify for. Once you have your pre-approval in place, you’re in an awesome position to negotiate with motorcycle dealerships, or with private sellers, to lock in the best deal for yourself. Let our Motorcycle Lending Specialists guide you through the preapproval process, call us now or apply now to fast track your bike loan preapproval application.
A comparison rate is an annual interest rate that includes all Fees & Charges associated with your motorcycle finance. This rate excludes transactional fees associated with a loan – such as early payment fees (if applicable), late payment fees (if applicable), or statement request fees.
A private sale car loan is when a vehicle finance company lends you the money to buy a vehicle from a private seller (not a dealership). The lender will hold security over the privately purchased vehicle for the duration of the loan. Private Sale Car Loans can be used for personal use (a consumer car loan) or commercial use (business vehicle loan). Speak with one of Lending Specialists about how we can best structure your loan to suit you and the repayment that you are trying to achieve.
Private sales can relate to cars, bikes, boats caravans, camper trailers and much more. Buying privately can often be a much easier for buyers than trying to negotiate a purchase price with a dealer. Private sellers are less experienced salespeople, and they aren’t carrying overheads like rent, wages and franchise fees – so there’s no loading costs attached. Private sellers are often motivated to sell quickly, as they typically want to finance their next vehicle too. However, there are several things to consider, like getting a full inspection done before buying. Speak to the team at Fox Finance Group so we can share our advice and experience with you, while we help you finance your next private sale vehicle. Reach out to us or apply now – its obligation free.
